Meet the world's most expensive dog

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The Cadabomb Okami is a cross between a wolf and a Caucasian Shepard. Born in the U.S., the first-of-it's kind pup is 8-months-old and already weighs over 165 pounds and is 30 inches tall.  Philadelphia news, weather, traffic and sports from FOX 29, serving Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Watch breaking news live or see the latest videos from programs like Good Day Philadelphia.  Subscribe to FOX 29: https://www.youtube.com/fox29philly?sub_confirmation=1

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00:00Okay, we're talking about expensive coffee and stuff like that.

00:06How much would you pay for a dog?

00:09The world's most expensive dog, the first of its kind, by the way, has sold...

00:15I'll tell you about this dog, and then I'll tell you how much it's sold for, okay?

00:19It's... How would you say that?

00:21Akatabam Okami.

00:24The pooch is a cross between an actual wolf and a shepherd.

00:29Born in the United States, he is only eight months old, but already weighs 165 pounds.

00:37He's 30 inches tall. According to the American Kennel Club, this Okami is a guard dog.

00:44You better believe it!

00:45Known for its protective instincts and intelligence, which should, you know, don't take that lightly, certainly.

00:51Now lives in India, though.

00:54Shipped him off to India with his owner, who makes, you know, a lot of money.

00:59And they make money showing off this unique breed again.

01:04One of a kind.

01:06Now, what do you think? A thousand bucks?

01:10Nope.

01:11How much?

01:12Hold on to your collar.

01:155.7 million dollars for that dog.

01:19What?

01:20Yeah. Can you imagine having to walk that thing, and it poops, and you gotta pick up the poop?

01:28Precious poop.

01:30Or you could just put it in the coffee.

01:31That kind of money.

01:32According to Mike.

01:33Put it in the coffee, turn that little computer around.

01:35Well, apparently we're back up and running.

01:36Oh, we are?

01:37But I have it ready if we would like.

01:38Oh, that's called a civet cat.

01:40It's kind of in the mongoose family.

01:42They eat the cherries, and then they poop, and people go collect the poop, and it's used in coffee beans.

01:53Yeah, it's the, well, they say the partially digested.

01:57They don't want them to digest it all the way.

01:59Partially digested coffee cherries.

02:02And then they make coffee beans out of that.

02:05Yes.

02:06Civet coffee.

02:07Have you tasted it?

02:10You know, I have.

02:11And?

02:12It tastes like shit.

02:14Shouldn't have known that was coming.

02:16Okay, we're coming right back.

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